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That's oversimplifying things a little. Say I build a website and fill it with content you want to see. I'd run Google Analytics to track popular content etc.
by aidos 14y ago
That's oversimplifying things a little.
Say I build a website and fill it with content you want to see. I'd run Google Analytics to track popular content etc.
You're saying my default choice is to no longer have analytics on my site at all?
Agreed, all these other solutions are rubbish. But your solution isn't a good solution either.
- smokel 14y agoNote that (at least in The Netherlands) the cookie law does allow you to use Google Analytics for measuring anonymized user statistics, without asking a visitor to accept cookies. (In Dutch http://www.nu.nl/internet/2987889/cookiewet-versoepeld.html http://www.nu.nl/internet/2987889/cookiewet-versoepeld.html)